>> a quiet moment for two strangers brought together by tragedy. we did a prayer for those, and everyone around us that are struggling with the event. >> anita is from aurora. this is the first she is meeting greg of illinois but he has been here before. he makes crosses for those who passed away. >> i brought them up here before, for the columbine school shootings, and for a police officer that got killed on his motorcycle. and a lady that got run over on the street, and i've been to colorado many, many times, but just to see this happen again, this massacre. >> he drove 16 hours to place his crosses near this memorial for the victims of the theater shooting but his work isn't done. >> i'm going to put a small set of crosses up at rebel hill, like columbine high school again, because everybody in

chicago is asking me about columbine so just think it's important we remember both. >> josh and shana believe it's personality to teach their children that the community is greater than an act of violence. >> for my children to learn that bad things happen in this world, but this is how we in our world respond. we take care of each other and take care of everyone we can. >> they brought mementos toed a to the memorial and said their goodbyes. >> how do you feel about leaving this for the people. >> happy that this is here. >> a mitzvah, a good deed, and that dahl meant a lot to the children. the mom told them it was going to other people who were really sad because of what happened. the vigil is undery. i'm heading over there next and

we'll have the latest at 11:00. live in colorado. >> alan: today we're seeing and hearing james holmes for the first time. abc news obtained this tape of him as an 18-year-old speaking to a group of his peers at a science camp in san diego in 2006. >> in personal life he enjoys playing soccer and strategy game and his dream is to own a slurpee machine. >> i'm james. i have been working with temp poarl illusion, an illusion that allows you to shape the past. >> police say holme has not been cooperating with authorities. >> abc-7 will have continues coverage of the colorado theater massacre and you can get the later on abc7news.com. >> the presidential campaign is coming to the bay area tomorrow. president obama is scheduled to land at sfo in a few hours. the president will be staying at

the intercontinental hotel, where "no parking" signs are posted. tomorrow night mr. obama will attend a concert fundraiser at the fox theater in oakland. the streets will be offlimits to traffic during the visit, particularly broadway, telegraph, and san pablo avenue. >> g.o.p. contender mitt romney is in san francisco right now for an event at the fairmont hotel. sergio quintana is live with the latest. >> reporter: the former massachusetts governor is on a whirlwind campaign fundraising tour through the bay area. this reception at the fairmont is the second of three events scheduled for this afternoon. >> romney'm's fundraising reception at the fairmont brought out a small group of protesters from a coalition of groups, including veterans for change. they say they would have had more people here but several

decided to take a break from political action. >> dvded to remain home and an over the tragedy that happened in colorado. now, for some of us we were a bit shocked that romney went ahead and had his fundraiser here in san francisco. >> attendees at the fairmont reception shelled out between $2,500 and $10,000. earlier mitt romney supporters in woodside forked over $50,000 per person for what fundraisers call an intimate luncheon and that event attracted protesters. alex says both romney and president barack obama are here for one main reason, campaign cash. >> california has solidly been a state that barack obama is going to win for the past several years and that's not going to change with these visits. they're purely to raise money. >> romney visited the bay area in may and held one big dollar private fundraiser in hillsboro, like that event, the three fundraiserred today are also private. >> now, from the fairmont, the

former governor will then head on to a third event, which is going to be held at a private home in pacific heights. attendees there are paying $50,000 per person for what is build as a smaller event to allow them to spend more time with the candidate. reporting live, abc-7 news. >> alan: still to come, a wildfire comes dangerously close to homes in vacaville. we'll have the latest. a bay area assembly woman on probation for shoplifting wants to run for a new elected position. >> leigh: looks like we're finally going to get cooling, especially for those in the east bay. temperatures today near 100 degrees. where is the fog? it's off the coast and

>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: firefighters are at the scene of a wildfire that burned 50 acres in vacaville. it happenedder in west ranch road. john alston is there with the latest. >> reporter: alan, the fire for all intents and purposes is out but this is still a work in progress. about 75 acres of grass and

brush went up in smoke and flames. no homes were deadged but there are people here with backhoes and bulldozers and waters trying get to out the hot spots. sky 7hd was over the scene this afternoon as firefighters worked to keep the flames from touching half a dozen homes. this started at 2:15 this afternoon. it quickly went to a maximum eight alarms. that has not happened here in a few years according to the fire chief and brought out 150 firefighters from around vacaville and the bay area as well. the flames chewed up the hill toward one house where a young woman was baby-sitting for a one-year-old child. she saw the flames, grabbed the child, ran out, got out, had to leave two dogs hip, happy to say the dogs are fine, they're in their dog run. three helicopters were brought in, making two dozen water drops. fortunately there is a small pond nearby so the helicopters did not have to go far to get

their water. the cause is under investigation. calfire is looking into it, some residents said they thought a neighbor might have been doing some yardwork in the heed -- heat of the afternoon. that is something officials will look into as the come up with a cause. several homes threatened. none damaged. everybody was saved. the homes were saved. firefighters expect to be out here in vacaville for probably five, six, seven or eight hours through the evening just to make sure. live in vacaville, abc-7 news. >> alan: quick action. and another big grass fire this afternoon. this one was in trace and it's moving into the mop-up stage. firefighters responded to flames on the side of interstate 580. up to 50 acres have been burned and a few structures were threatened brief low. >> in san francisco traffic started moving after at least

four cars collided and blocked all lanes of northbound interstate 280 at 4:30 this afternoon. just before the geneva avenue exit. one car burst into displaims two people were taken to the hospital. just ahead, bear goes to the mall. this is not the beginning of a joke. we'll have the story. a cooldown is on the way. meteorologist leigh glaser up next with her workweek forecast. >> rick: come coming up in sports, adam. scott tries to avoid a [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway:

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>> alan: a bay area assemblywoman convict of shoplifting plans to run for office in alameda county. mary hayashi filed papers to run for the supervisor seat. she is on probation after pleading no contest to shoplifting from the anymore man marcus snore union city. the highway patrol arrested two men who officers believe took part in a chase where someone fired at officers in oakland. the officer escaped unharmed after someone shot out the back

window of his patrol car. it began when the officer tried to stop the driver of a white van for not wearing a seatbelt. a black acura then rear-ended the chp car and shot at the officer. >> we don't have a motive. we believe that the acura passengers and the passengers of the van were acting in tandem together. >> officers captured the two men from the van, they may continue to search for the occupantses of the other car. that car turnedded out to be stolen. police say a drunk driver caused a collision that killed two highway workers in southern california. oauthoritys say two vehicles crashed in a construction zone in torrance just south of los angeles. both drivers and a third highway worker were hurt. and in yolo county, a wife is now 65% contained. the fire is burping southwest of the community half glen damp.

-- glenda. over 400 firefighters are battling steep terrain and high winds. flames are coming close to several homes but officials are confident the structures will not be harmed. >> a crazy scene inside a pennsylvania mall. shoppers at the pittsburgh mill's mall were evacuate after a bear cub was spotted in one of the stores. the games commission was called in and caught and tranquilized the bear. witnesses say it got caught in the mall through one of the out ahtisaari mated doors. >> poor little guy. i it was hot back there hot today, especially inland with temperatures topping off close to 100 degrees. we're starting to see a nice sea breeze develop. this is the he def next mt. tamalpais camera and you can see the limbs blowing with a good westerly wind component. 24 miles-per-hour. clear now. you can see on live doppler 7hd

doctor the low clouds and fog pushing well off the coast and you can see the bank towards the west, and with that strong onshore wind, this is just going to move back inland overnight tonight. so, temperatures tomorrow, especially inland, a few degrees cooler. in fact here's a look at your highs for today. not a lot of cooling. antioch, oakley, brentwood. antioch, your high was 99 degrees. we had 100 in cloverdale. clear leak, you were up at 97. 83 in san rafael. i'll tell you that temperatures near the coast and even the peninsula came down as much as 12 degrees in some locations this afternoon so there was cooling but looks like the sea breeze component will cool inland locations down for monday afternoon. right now it's still hot inland, antioch, 96, compared to oakland, 70. 65 in san francisco. 86 in santa rosa. the low clouds and fog will continue to move inland tonight. it will be patchy tonight.

thicker fog will develop by tuesday morning and it will be a cooler day tomorrow for those inland and more cooling as we head to tuesday and wednesday. lows tonight, entire east bay will be mild, mid-to-low 60s expect thread. you'll have clear skies, and keep the fog temperatures right near the peninsula and the coast, mid-to-low 50s. a little bit of area of low pressure that will pass to the north of us tomorrow, that will mean cooler temperatures spreading out towards the east bay location. the fog will thicken up, the westerly winds pick up, and then by monday and tuesday, trough olow pressure with set up off the compost will bring in low clouds and fog so cooler towers for the mid-week time frame. tomorrow you'll note a little more comfortable for you out there. los gatos, 8 4. sunnyvale, 78. 62 for half moon bay. a little sunshine for you there. palo alto, 76.

we head into san francisco tomorrow, 66 degrees expected as a high. 86 for santa rosa. 84 for napa. oakland tomorrow, we'll look for 72 degrees. sass stro -- castro valley. 75. concord, 90. and 72 for what conville. the seven-day forecast. more cooling expected tuesday, wednesday, thursday right now the coolest day of the work week. low 80s inland. upper 50s at the coast, and mike will be here tomorrow morning at 4:30 with another look at the forecast. >> alan: thank you, leigh. rick is in for shu and there was a meltdown at the british open. >> kind of -- belongs to adam scott. never over until it over. four holes to go, he had a four stroke lead and one hand on the clarity -- claret jug and then it slipped away. tyingers chances came to an end with a trim bogey on six. check out this. he finally does get it out.

three-putting the home. finished tied for third. scott's long putter failed him down the stretch. on 16, par putt lips out. meanwhile, 42-year-old ernie els, finished his round of 68 with this long birdie. that put him in the clubhouse at 7-under. look at the crowd's range scott could hear the roar on 17. where he found the deep rough with his second shot. gets on the green but makes his third straight bogey, locking him into a tie with els, after the tee shot into the bunker scott gives himself a chance with this great shot. but he needed this par putt to force a playoff. and it's no good. scott had four straight bogeys to end the round so els wins his fourth major championship and first in ten years. a subdued victory celebration for els, who felt sad for his friend adam scott. >> i'm numb. obviously i won the golf

tournament, but right now i feel for my buddy. he is such a great guy. a great talent. obviously not the way he wanted to lose a tournament, and i feel very fortunate but i really feel bad for adam today. >> rick: the a's going for the first ever four-game sweep of the yankees at the coliseum. law enforcement day at oakland's pd patrolling the warning track. new york took an early lead of colon. grandterson with the long ball in the fourth. but the as come back. after brandon inge home run, curt suzuki off sabathia. down by one in the nine. oakland ties it up on this blast by seth smith. the a's would win it in the 12th as coco crisp singles home norris from second. 54 the final. the a's major league high 11th 11th walkoff victory. the magic continues. >> i mean, the confidence level obviously carries over to the previous games, into the next

game. when you're in these types of swayings, because you've done it before so you know it's possible. everybody is excited. nobody got down. start inching back, and we always feel like we have a chance. >> rick: the giants were in philadelphia. san francisco got a quick 1-0 lead in the first. tied 2-2 in in the second. john may -- -- the giants pulled even, and in the 12th, jimmy rollins singles home ruiz to make the final 4-3 philadelphia. san francisco loses for just the second time since the all-star break. >> today in paris, the tour de france came to an end. bradley wiggins logged up the yellow jersey yesterday so the ride into the city was ceremonyol. wiggins this, first british rider to win the event. a fellow brit came in second,

and for this game, winning hit, coco crisp got the gatorade bat and the pie in the face and sprinkled him with sunflower seed. >> how close are the for the wild card. >> they tied for the wild card. so they're flight the hunt. nobody thought they would be there. but looks good. >> alan: thank you very much.

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>> alan: coming up at 11, ama daetz is live in aurora with the latest on the tragedy in colorado, including the vigil tonight. >> should all kid get their coe less stroll checked? some say it's just too much. tonight at 11:00. >> finally, major movie studios are waiting to tomorrow to officially report the weekend box office numbers out of respect for the victims of friday's movie theater mass keir. the insiders say "the dark knight rises" made $160 million, record for two-d filmles and more than the 2008 day spew of "the dark night" and the third highest opening after the avengers and harry patter part

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the emmy nominees are. >> exciting to see a show like that get recognized. robert downey, jr., after the "avengers." you do after a 50,000 person rave? dancing.ballroom >> stepping up again. mythey'd like to make character a lot. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. welcome to on the red carpet the academy of television arts and sciences. i'm rachel smith. this week, it was all about the in tv and entertainment guru was right here when the nominations were announced. >> the countdown is on for the